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...read with a good deal of satisfaction in Wednesday's CRIMSON Mr. Wyman's well-written letter on the "mass of scum" and "vermin" awaiting deportation at Deer Island. The situation could not have been summed up more correctly, in the same number of words by anyone, and it was rather surprising to read an adverse criticism in today's CRIMSON...
...Shubow is to be considered a loyal American, he will adopt and live up to the American Legion's ideas of Americanism, in which case there will be no doubt in his mind as to the squareness of the deal handed to the Red fiends now penned up at Deer Island. CHARLES WARREN LIPPITT...
...notable collection of vermin at Deer Island is a surpassingly delightful spectacle, both to the eye and to the mind. It is pleasant to know that this mass of scum no longer infects our social and political institutions with its deadly poison. No doubt there is considerable "wailing and gnashing of teeth," among these apostles of chaos as they turn their eyes westward to behold for the last time their "Paradise Lost," but it is not far wrong to say that the greater their anguish the greater the pleasure to all real Americans. They have made their bed; let them...
...extremely exciting maritime deer hunt ensued, in which the occupants of the "Pup" almost carried away the prize. After failing to lassoo the deer, those in the "Pup" decided to let the animal go free, but a capture would have been easy, as the boat came within two feet of the quarry. The two Eli representatives, however, were not so magnanimous, and insisted on pursuing the chase, with the usual unfortunate results...
...deer was chased to shallow water, where Coach Nickalls alighted from his pair-oar and grasped the animal firmly by the neck, only to have the terrible luck of slipping at such a critical moment. Of course, the deer took the golden opportunity to make a hasty retreat, leaving the Yale men disconsolate and the Yale coach struggling on a sandy bottom...